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Let `A(a,0) and B(b,0)` be fixed distinct points on the x-axis, none of which coincides with the `O(0,0)`, and let C be a point on the y-axis. Let L be a line through the `O(0,0)` and perpendicular to the line AC. The locus of the point of intersection of the lines L and BC if C varies along is (provided `c^2 +ab != 0`)

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